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... favour of the income tax nor yet support Lord John Russell's resolutions. After some observations from Colonel 81131110 RP, a division took place, when there were— For the bringing up of the report For Lord John Russell's resolutions 202 Majority Another ...
... apprehension ami conviction of three sawyers, named John Quirk, Daniel Lonergan, anil John Drew, who, with two other persons now in custody, stand charged with having feloniously assaulted Mr. ! John Wilson, one of the proprietors the City of ! Cork saw-mills ...
... of son. Mar. 27, the lady of Rodney Anderson, Esq., solicitor, Ludlow, of a daughter. Mar. 30, Mrs Jones, Cawrence, near Cardigan, of two sons and a daughter. April 9, at All Saints' Church, by the Rev. James Archibald, Mr. Frederick Williams, to Miss ...
... Timpson, Rev. John Pulling, Rev. Thomas James, Morris, Rev. Michael Angelo Garvey, Rev. John Rev. George Rose, Rev. William Norton, Rev. Geo. ,Chard, R ev. H. J . Crump Rev. John Peacock, Rev. JoiloPkh Mason, Rev. T. Binnei, Rev. John Blackburn, Rev ...
... of the Select Committee, appointed to try the petition against the late return of a Member to repre. sent the borough of Cardigan. The Report was to the effect, that Pr) cc Pryce, 11..4., was not duly elected to represent the borough in the pr went Parliament ...
... Wm. Stern Palmer, Rev. Chas. V. John Yockney, Rev. John Robinson, Rev. ,tkiihtt• h John Freeman, Rev. William Groser, Rev. Robert a leat n ' Israel May Soule, Rev. James Mirams, A. M.' Charles Fox Vardy, A.M. ; John aei!j'etne R'chards, William Bean ...
... money or checks since the election. Must decline to say whether Mr. John May bad cashed any checks on account of the election. Declined to say whether he received any money from Mr. John Money on account of the election. Declined to say that he gave Ensor ...
... c ter. Ear'tâ Westmoreland, Winchilsea, Cardigan, Fitzwilliam, Fortescue. Countesses âWestmoreland, Winchilsea, Fortescue. Viscountsâ Lowther, Jocelyn. Viscountessâ Selina Milton, Jocelyn. Lordsâ John Manners, Manners. Ladiesâ M. Cecil, Cust ...
... 26. George Matlkin, of Chorlton-upon-MIedlock, Lancashire, grocer-John Drewitt, of Arundel, Sussex, banker- Thomas Frederick Beales and John Edward Beales. of Manchester, drysalters-John Jervis, of Wells, Somer- setshire, draper-Peter Leicester, of Longsight ...
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... that the Speaker do issue his el B ritish arms in India, and he trusted that it would be warrant to the Sergeant-at- Arms totakehim into custody. only of a temporary nature; but he begzed the house to CARDIGAN (BORKOUGEL) th Joo! to the causes which had ...
... the ()Mere tsf Kighthood wearing their insignia. Among the earlier visiters were the Duke of Wellington, Lord Melbourne. Lad John Russell, the Lord Chancellor. Lord Langdale. and others of the present and late ministries. The Queen opened the ball in a ...